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Emerald Pet Feline Hairball Control Treat For Cats, 2.5 oz
Description
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Emerald Pet Feline Hairball Control are an all-natural, limited ingredient treat designed to promote digestive health and keep them smiling for years to come.
- - Emerald Pet Feline Hairball Control all natural, limited ingredient treats have a soft, moist texture with a taste cats love. Designed to promote digestive health and keep them smiling for years to come.
- - Helps reduce hairballs
- - Includes salmon oil, coconut oil, bromelain and papain
- - Grain Free, Gluten Free, Soy Free
- - Made in the USA with US ingredients
- - Only 2 calories per treat
Specifications
| SKU | 2858924 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
| Primary Brand | Emerald Pet Products |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 2.5 OZ |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | Yes |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 1.75 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 7.25 IN |
| Width | 5 IN |
Pet Sizing
| Breed Sizes | Most Sizes |
|---|
Ingredients
Chicken Liver, Dried Whey, Vegetable Glycerin, Salmon Oil, Pea Protein, Natural Poultry Flavor, Safflower Oil, Maltodextrin, Coconut Oil, Ground Flaxseed, Glucono delta-Lactone, Bromelain, Brewer's Dried Yeast, Lecithin, Cultured Milk, Inulin, Papain, Mixed Tocopherols (Preservative), Rosemary Extract
Guaranteed Analysis
Guaranteed Analysis Crude Protein...........21% Min. Crude Fat.................14% Min. Crude Fiber................4% Max. Moisture...................22% Max
Feeding Guidelines: 5-10 lbs 6-9 treats, 10-15 lbs 10-14 treats, 15 lbs and over up to 15 treats*Feeding guidelines are based on the recommendation that cats receive no more than 10% of their daily calories from treats. Provide fresh drinking water at all times.
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7 Ratings-Only Reviews
Demolished by 3 tomcats and a Tom kitten lol
Meowboysovercowboys
No, I do not recommend this product.
Reduced vomiting.
Aily49
Yes, I recommend this product.
Cat goes crazy for these
Jenspie
Yes, I recommend this product.
Nice product
Denisse bea
Yes, I recommend this product.
NOT A GOOD CHOICE
DTLUVSBEARS
No, I do not recommend this product.
Not a fan
CaneW
No, I do not recommend this product.
Needs to be softened up with water.
sledesma
No, I do not recommend this product.
Worth a try
Brandownage
No, I do not recommend this product.
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My cat seems to have Hairballs they cannot get up. We groom them and tried Hairballs remedy food/treats and it didn’t help. What’s the next step? I can not afford to go to the vet as of right now but I feel so bad for them
My long haired cat coughed up a hairball on Monday. He stopped eating on Tuesday. I took him to the vet Wednesday and was given Laxatone. He munched a few bites then walks away. I have tried baby food, tuna in oil and sardines in oil but he walks away. I even tried Vaseline as a lubricant. How long does it usually take to cough up a stubborn hairball? His vet is closed today.
I've been feeding my cats Candidae food, dry hairball control kibble and wet food 2x/day. They like the dry, but LOVE the wet. However t's quite expensive and that brand only carries 3 oz cans of wet food which makes calculating feeding amounts difficult. I want to make sure I'm feeding them the best and most cost efficient way. What would you recommend feeding them, and how, and how much? Do their weights (attached photo) seem healthy?
Hello, my Maine Coon cat (a year and half young) has vomited everything he had for the past 24 hours (food, water, even the laxative ointment). Symptoms similar to what happened last Feb when we took him to the vet, spent over $1,000 on emergency check-up, x-rays, I.V., anti-nausea med, pain relief med, etc. It was concluded that the whole thing was a hairball issue. I am trying my best to help him try and pass a stool, which in turn will help him get rid of the hairball in his bowels. Ideas?
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I got in touch with you once before about my cat and hairballs. You told me to try Science diet on her which I have been giving her since then. But she still throws them up at least every other day. Any more suggestions?
I have a cat that is a large cat about 25 lb. Is there something I can give the cat so that going to the vet would not be so stressful on her
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